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The Placidia Palace was the official residence of the papal apocrisiarius, the ambassador from the pope to the patriarch of Constantinople, and the intermittent home of the pope himself when in residence at Constantinople. The apocrisiarius held "considerable influence as a conduit for both public and covert communications" between pope and Byzantine emperor.

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rdfs:label	Placidia-Palast (de) Παλάτι της Πλακιδίας (el) Palazzo di Placidia (it) Palais Placidia (fr) Placidia Palace (en)
rdfs:comment	Der Placidia-Palast war die offizielle Residenz des päpstlichen Apokrisiars beim Ökumenischen Patriarchen von Konstantinopel und Wohnsitz des Papstes, wenn er sich in Konstantinopel aufhielt. Der Apokrisiar war außerdem zuständig für die Kommunikation zwischen dem Papst und dem byzantinischen Kaiser. Der Aufenthalt des Apokrisiars im Placidia-Palast begann mit dem Ende des Akakianischen Schismas im Jahr 519. Der Botschafter war im Allgemeinen ein Diakon aus Rom und hatte eine offizielle Position am byzantinischen Kaiserhof inne. Das Gebäude kann daher als erste Nuntiatur gelten. (de) Le palais Placidia était la résidence officielle de l’apocrisiarius papal auprès du patriarche de Constantinople. Il servait également de résidence au pape lorsque celui-ci faisait un séjour à Constantinople . L’apocrisiaire exerçait également une grande influence sur la conduite des communications officielles et non officielles entre le pape et l’empereur .Le palais Placidia était devenu résidence officielle de l’apocrisiaire après l’avènement de Justin Ier qui mit fin au schisme acacien et rétablit les relations avec Rome pendant le pontificat du pape Hormisdas (519). L’apocrisiaire était généralement un diacre de Rome et détenait un statut officiel à la cour impériale de Byzance. (fr) Το παλάτι της Πλακιδίας κατασκευάστηκε για τη Γάλλα Πλακιδία, κόρη του Θεοδοσίου Α΄ και σύζυγο του Βαλεντινιανού Γ΄. Έγινε η επίσημη κατοικία του παπικού αποκρισιαρίου, του πρέσβη του πάπα στον Πατριάρχη της Κωνσταντινούπολης και η διαμονή του ίδιου του πάπα, όταν επισκεπτόταν την Κωνσταντινούπολη για Συνόδους. Ο αποκρισάριος είχε «σημαντική επιρροή ως μεσάζων τόσο για τις δημόσιες όσο και για τις μυστικές επικοινωνίες μεταξύ του πάπα και του Αυτοκράτορα των Ρωμαίων. (el) The Placidia Palace was the official residence of the papal apocrisiarius, the ambassador from the pope to the patriarch of Constantinople, and the intermittent home of the pope himself when in residence at Constantinople. The apocrisiarius held "considerable influence as a conduit for both public and covert communications" between pope and Byzantine emperor. (en) Il palazzo di Placidia fu la residenza ufficiale dell'apocrisiario papale, ambasciatore del papa presso il patriarca di Costantinopoli, e, saltuariamente, la dimora del papa stesso quando risiedeva a Costantinopoli. L'apocrisiario deteneva "una notevole influenza come intermediario per comunicazioni sia pubbliche che segrete" tra il papa e l'imperatore bizantino. (it)
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